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Sarsaparilla PUMPS, MACHINERY for BLAST FURNACES FOR SALE. l'On • -suumadAgro 44apyggara TUN COLUMBIA MANIFAC7RIN6 COMP&NY,' RENT, . far NEW GOODS. "Tingnestionably pie,besk sustained Plastering Lath„ Boom, 32 AYER? Imooo Cm*, feetßy 21 feet. with eiunplein 11F. undsrsigned has returned from the city and is in the-World.'7, Second St.,below Union, Columbia, Pa., 50.000 Palings-4 ers and Shelving, a oom up stains, good and Work of the kind 3 AStore Calleran. STORE, tir'eaursello furnish the public o tat a Real prepared to exeeste ell orders for STEAM EN- 00,000 do. Warehouse; situated Locust street, opposite M?. f4PAP CPPFPW thonp hock of thilieoes. the Itrot nt old PULLEYS, B. F.A.PPOLD, the Front $l. of IS GIN EIS BOILERS. SHAFTING, Basin Frauldin House. Ana./ nun'. bps, fireue,qou Beigg 4 and unbleached; a very sestrzurs /one 0, 1860 Canal 35'01-1$ irobar e priers;-Mushns, bleaidted Sarsaparilla PUMPS, MACHINERY FOR BLAST FURNACES. Cols. Jan, JONAS MYER34 /4014jM BA I. sood-nosortutotti of ROLLING MILLS, SAW AND FLOUR MILLS, and you %var.& to buy CHIFA AND CLOTHS, MAGAZINE. TEE; , every variety of Machinery, in the mo‘t thorough and gale Speer's ci.mium;.1F CAssiuratEs NEW MONTHLY FOR PURIFYING BLOOD. every All Healing Salve, for at Sambuci Wine, Good. pa to HIM', He Luw u large ter r.andut -very.A. Satinets* and lisiys:s:eur—st nth atoek and ps lees to Critical V.tices the l'ress. improved manner. Iron and Brass Castings. of Woolleys Drug Store. and Family Lt. 01 of And for the epeeLly cure of the following complaintn: deeeript order. Repairing promptly at- the Golden Mortar Sacramental we, 'nine LI boo !maraca., at the very sun the ion, made ,to Jan'y 19 111. Street this is pure and-Medicinal ynblebLe,yortf. The voiutnes bound eintslitute.wf themselves a li- nasal Scrofulous Afree tions,s lac la to. Cola. Front FORpurposes; a unadulterated article ;funeral role, A.5104of such Scrofula tended the Portugal no apirds Irons Mats and gaps, and btery of miseellarteors reading. as can not be Ulcers, Sores, Eruptions, paid Brat, and other metal. Elder-berry, containing excopl /loots Shars4Croteries as Tumors. Cash fp' Dia Iron. by its own For at BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS .4 CAPS, of all Liuds, for Casa. found ni:he came compass in ROY oilier nriblicrii ion Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, Bolls, °Mei. by Amok] be ode re.sed to "Columbia Toln Anodyne. fermentation. rale the N 9 Cllcap dint hoe come under our notice.—.6oston Courier all Skin Disco.ses. moil HunnewelPs July 20,M1. FAMILY MEDICINESTORE. ,GENTI.EM FN'S FURNISHING VOODS, • It. BBIJNE!LTZ Bluing, and Manufacturing Company. Columbia, Neuralgia remedy and perfect cut most The moat popular Monthly in the world.—.Nem York SUPPI.I.3i, !PHIS i. thegreat P. P. fleeing rurehtierd to my goods from OAKLAND, ILK., 6th Jeip, 1550. Z. 1. for ull the minor nervuu. complaint.. For mt:e. lehrale.iile houses thm weltt forced to sell their etoeh, Observer. J. Arm & Co. dents: I feel it my duty to ire. T. R. S & ,[.."on Worn) ut We must refer in terms of eulogy to the high tone C. the FAMILY MEI/11'1NFI STORE. =MOE NURSERY G.ArRDENI terfound sir prepared to arll et redueed,priecs 11. F. B. kitua ledge Sr hat your Sateaparilla has done for mu. .1. Li.Ewei.LyN, }Suncrintendents (At( yellow: 11.111. ,/jr.NFir ito I Coluistbis.Oet. varied excellences of Hnrperle Magazine:a jour- Columbia-Jure ID. 1857-tt July MX ISM. HALF-MILE NORTH OF COLUMBIA, B,11:. le.mutt. 211. and of about 170.000 copies haling inheriteda Scrofulousinfection, I hero sufliwed to'ulni•in ..1 re 26. I atir.,-,41n. nal wit It a monthlycirca lotion time ways for Sometimes bard LANCASTER CO., PA. who, to sonic of it in wirious yeats. it • en p:rgr. are lir sound the choicest. J. Prof. Ganincr',3 Soap light and general reading of theday. We speck o. out In Uiceis on my hands and arms; sometimes it GEORGE SMITH, subscriber, N."l 7P F lIKS AT at Is:e, , r... 10i 1)104e who the PH Proprietor of the "Hillside AT: , people, tweed inward and distressed vas the atoutach. Two hove the t;t1,; .111t1 01.Afl liar-ery at more jet, of at this work a• 1111 evidence of the Ame ienti and Retail Bread and Cake it plea-tun and “nrclen.” offers for sale, his Those Patent Glass FEW n acquired years ego it broke out on my head and cmcmtl my scalp WEnot 0010111 11 11'001 ts oop ‘.011; 1.• a general it.tterlynellt Fruit Jai , ) . , ,. and the payolartty has in merited• Each and with painful end loathsome Baker.—Con.tanhy on hand a variety of Cakes the t-kitt.and grease spot. from Woolen ittemisetc at A icn r ..7 41 311e 11i Vinre o :tv of matter. ears ono sore, which was WROLESALE to trill take *ltfr ,CLIZ number -melons fir Ily 144 pages instructive FRUIT,: 'JADE kORNAMENTAL A NE peal akarallen, ean-eguesnBv are Coln. Dee. 21.1661. - Adjoining the Bank. beyond description. 'Ailed teeny medicines and several numeromi iomention; Craokers; Soda. NVit.e, Scroll Good.', it is Moreton,. 110 Ituntottg. for you get the TREES :IL Y. Nh. t . .ne) apptoprinoely ills traced with good wood•euts: and it Confectionery. description of ...nicest I NW, 44iork ta eaarw aoa the physicians, but without muchrelief front any thing. In Ind Biscuit; of every of your Inttory nt no Fttratty Niethetite Store. the varietle.., a rare collection of Hardy . tacit the racy monthly and the StlEar worth taut CAti4ll-,71-1, .'lo‘. l a d tale fa nt at htne• m more Lot erREET, Ornamental and 11,1111 the be. fea- feet, the ilhorder grew worse. At length 1 was rejoiced Columbin, June 11, 1559. Shrubbery—evergreen deciduous 4./NDIiht•NIITII.4 phi:oanpineul ru.trtt•rly. blended to rend In the Uoxpel Messenger that you had 3,'59 Bank and Franklin House. the finest climbing plain. of every description de ture- 01 the tinny journal. It h0..: great power in the prepared Dee. Between the 1,1: (I Cheap Boaks,:Cheap ,Books • au Olitlnthe (Sarsaparilla), for I knew from your (minded in this hardy, many monthly, .V 4 1.4 ....MIMI lied dr-ecrincorion of a love 01 011fe Irtenr tepnia, PILLS. market—at/ di RE1.4.1v that that ally thing you made must be goad. 1aunt to SPALDING'S CEPLIALCI perpetual bloomers, nong-1-116-..L.L1 coze.c. tare.—Ttessties Guide to American latorature Loa. and cormatont.a. IRON IPOUND3IL3t the ttandard varieties • .- order to renew. Our sleek. we, starer t Cinemmaland got it, U51.41 it till it cured tau. I took port at Guides Mortar Drug Store. ora e data am, as sale the PRIVATE SALE OF ...dortment of Inkteltatteou. booty-,pt the torowing yn so well you utilise. in small doses of a iessisvlifill over a OPPOSITE THE BASIN, Cola. Front *treat Nlptni7il,• in Iltrope Amerien is and used almost three bottles. New end 1.1 1261.. greatly redneed inlay mouth, healthy COLUMBLA, PA. GJMPE VINES„- ALIJ kaawa: none ha- halt so trinity renders: mid. we akin coon hognst to filial under the scab, which ABLE .PittP0 EE 'X' tiool, al • 1.. 81.00 .goota. nt GI ntafely ban received PO liirge a tribuie of ad- after a " nay. acme .& et. while fell elf. My skin is now clear, and 1 know by my subscriber has removed to the eaten School Books, School Books. & EXOTIC, LL tic Auld prsvase.alo. all that tract or pe.re -1111,11111111 (tont we Q1411%1/00,1 a NATIVE •• •• that • et. Itl Feelings that the disease bus gone from my system. wive nhops connected wiih the Columbia Iron sad! of nenrly w henli by. elevatitie perindirul isterature You TEE up, °TEACHERS AND PARENTS. fru4s :' Vyl ' g LOZtutµ . ' : ..—Crev•lontly on a general naaortraent or Selionl itivernifiel. can well believe that 1 feel whet I ant raying when I toll Folindry, which he bits thoroughly fitted with new every variety worthy c alea llu utra dtsit ole trO nsi 14 i d kZer t a hand II is 11, f0r...110.1 slus.azilie 01 the day. The fireside prepared to ape now rosily to supply Teachers and Parents n n n to pen.t.envel^to..,and on ..iw• you, that 1 hold you be cue of the epistlesof the age, and fitQt-ritie machinery, and is now or eultiviiiinn in Ibis , Itord...paocr. kind.* 'lever had u more delightful renq anion. nor the mil. with Sargent's Spellers, at intro- ..ICla DEN'S BRIG.R Of rheup bought city. mud remain uter gratefully. Yours. munufacture Steam I:acmes and Pa tops of every Ile- WE Readers and elimnie. Goof.eberries nosier) u 0 a- can he in :be /RIO a more ritetid. that Harper', ALI7tL•'I) duction prices containing 9 acres and upwards an which erected SAY do IiteIX)NAI.D. B. TALLEY. -.cription, Machinery for Furna:es, Forges, Mills, that Will not mildew also, the finest collection cs' ziae.—.l.lethodist Pruttstant (Baltimore). Work, ull School Books used in town and country, A uNti-A,Vn-i-itAi.rsToßY (I.la. it,. 19.'61. Front St.. 11 dour. above St. Anthony'■ Vire. or Erysipelas, Faun:lite", C:r &c. hardy roses ever nifered for sale in Cotuirihre; end Rose 1(01,and Bal.. Castings furnishedtoorder. Bridge at the very lowest prices after utspectioc of other gardens, he he may .
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